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... for Mr Macfarlane. Why should he object to me or anyone else using the, words Scotland and England ? Unlike his World Parliament they exist, don't they? And until he has produced his world regional history and books, I prefer to mention regions ...
... (Chesterfield). Rickett (Sheffield Wed.). * The match, which is regarded by both countries a trial for the World Cup series, has given the England selectors the chance to test several young players of promise. They have also included a sprinkling experienced ...
... LOOK OUT FOR CUP-TIE UPSETS ON TO-DAY'S ICE-BOUND PITCHES s pite yesterday's thaw, Jack Frost is likely to play a dominating part in a y cup clashes, both in Scotland and England. Pro St t^le es ke ou §ht on bone-hard, icy grounds. Such conditions the ...
... 11, 1950. THE GENERAL ELECTION. Sir, —This morning we were given the date, and now it's up to us all. Party politics will not save us in this hour of the world's danger. Armageddon —that great battle between good and evil is ahead, and our small domestic ...
... the decider as far as Scotland's World Cup hopes are concerned. England's attitude to the World Cup seems to be much more serious, in spite of the fact that the English team goes to Rio whether they win at Hampden or not. In Scotland's case, ...
... defensive and attacking systems worried England for time, then they went to pieces. The match proved nothing to the selectors in their search for players good enough to undertake the tour to Rio for the World Cup. On the day the big success was Lddie Baily ...
... TITLES Richard Bergmann, former Austrian world champion, and now British last night won the Austrian open e tennis championship, beating H. (Austria) in the final, 21-19. 21-1'» V,- Mrs Vera Thomas (England) ,and Miss Egan (Ireland) took the women doubles ...
... have been more profitably used to increase production of home meat, of which there is none finer in the~-world' But Mr Strachey won't let us starve so long as there are rabbits in Australia. Last year the State of Victoria sent us rabbits and hares worth ...
... Irish banknotes is actually illegal in England. 3. The English banks no longer have the right to issue notes. The Scottish and Irish banks are,_ therefore, in this respect very much privileged. N.B.—The Bank of England is hardly an English bank nowadays, ...
... amongst those who are not signing the Covenant because they believe that England knows best what is good for Scotland. ' I object strongly to Mr Graham's use of the words England and Scotland. He gives the impression that they represent separate ...
... stand firm against any attempt to intimidate us or undermine our position in the world. But we will remain ready at any moment to co-operate fully with Russia, as with apy country that prepared to work with us for peace and friendship. The manifesto claims ...
... Curt. It does to me for that matter. But before I'd set eyes on Rosalind herself, that picture of hers scared me. You see, I used to know a girl who had that same sort, of smile —all sweetness on the surface and all treason down below. That is a rather ...